Staff
John Buckner, CPRP*,
Director
jbucknersraclc@aol.com
B.S. Recreation Education, Therapeutic Recreation Emphasis -
University of Iowa
Carolyn Chambers, PPRP***,
Superintendent
cchamberssraclc@aol.com
B.S. Elementary Education/Health Minor and Certification -
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Certified: Medic First Aid Instructor, American Heart Association;
Pediatric Basic Life Support & Heartsaver Plus
Heather Stark, Recreation Manager
hstarksraclc@aol.com
B.S. Recreation Administration, Therapeutic Recreation Option,
Eastern Illinois University; Certified: Medic First Aid & Basic Life
Support & Heartsaver Plus Theresa Walker, Regional Coordinator
twalkersraclc@aol.com
B.S. Recreation, Park and Tourism Administration, Therapeutic
Recreation Emphasis, Western Illinois University
Certified: Medic First Aid & Basic Life Support & Heartsaver Plus
tba - Recreation Specialist
*CPRP - Certified Parks and Recreation Professional
**CTRS - Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
***PPRP - Provisional Parks and Recreation Professional |
Katie Rhedin, Recreation Specialist
recspecsraclc@aol.com
B.S. Industrial and Systems Engineering, Art Minor, University of Southern
California
Certified: Medic First Aid & Basic Life Support & Heartsaver Plus
Janet Wasserman, Recreation Specialist
recspecsraclc@aol.com
B.S. Liberal Studies, Special Education Emphasis, Northern Illinois
University
Certified: Medic First Aid & Basic Life Support & Heartsaver Plus
Brooke Vlahakis, Recreation Specialist
recspecsraclc@aol.com
B.S. Therapeutic Recreation, Eastern Michigan University
Certified: Medic First Aid & Basic Life Support & Heartsaver Plus
Karen Irvine, Administrative Assistant
kirvinesraclc@aol.com
Staff Spotlight
Full-time staff at SRACLC are professionals who have received
their education and degrees at accredited colleges or
universities in the area(s) of therapeutic recreation,
recreation, or related fields. Staff are committed to provide
recreation programs for people of all ages and special needs.
Part-time assistants and volunteers are utilized to enhance
programs by adding knowledge of specific recreation activities
as well as reducing the staff to participant ratio. |
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